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November 20, 2015
Adam Rossow shares 10 things we as researchers should be thankful for this holiday.
By Adam Rossow
When we’re drowning in data or working on the eighth version of a guide it can be hard to remember how lucky we are to be in the insights field. But now it’s that time of year – time to reflect and appreciate. As members of the research community we’re all grateful for our clients, colleagues, and the opportunities we have to make an impact. But there’s still a lot we take for granted. As a reminder of all that we have going for us, here are 10 things we as researchers should be thankful for this holiday.
Happy Thanksgiving from your thankful friends at iModerate.
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